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UserFeed vs Google Forms

Google Forms is free and easy to start with. But for understanding why users uninstall your Chrome extension, "free" hides real gaps — no drop-off data, no branding, and no connection to a feedback board or roadmap. Here's how the two compare.

FeatureGoogle FormsUserFeed
Built for Chrome extensionsGeneric form toolPurpose-built
Uninstall reason optionsBuild every questionOptimised defaults, fully editable
Drop-off funnel analytics✗ Not available✓ Included
Response-rate tracking✗ Not available✓ Included
Branded form (your icon + colour)Google brandingYour extension's brand; badge removed on Pro
Feedback board + roadmap✗ Not available✓ Included
CostFreeFree for one extension, then $4/mo each
Setup time30+ minUnder 5 minutes

Google Forms details as of July 2026; check their site for the latest.

A UserFeed uninstall form — branded, Chrome-native, and live in minutes.

Setup and integration

Both use the same one-line hook — you paste a URL into chrome.runtime.setUninstallURL(). The difference is the page it opens. Google Forms gives you a blank form and a Google-branded page. UserFeed gives you a form branded to your extension, pre-filled with uninstall reasons you can edit or extend, and hands you the exact URL and snippet to drop in — you still customise it, you just don't start from scratch.

Drop-off analytics

Google Forms shows you submitted answers in a spreadsheet — but not how many users opened the form and left without answering. For most extensions that silent drop-off is the majority of the signal. UserFeed's funnel tracks loaded → interacted → submitted so you see the whole picture, not just the people who finished.

Cost

Google Forms is free. UserFeed is free too for your first extension — an uninstall feedback form with unlimited responses, no card required — then $4/mo per extension for the full bundle: a public feedback portal, roadmap, and analytics. So you're not trading free for paid; you're trading a generic form for a Chrome-native feedback tool at no cost to start.

Beyond a single form

Google Forms is one form in isolation. UserFeed is part of a fuller feedback loop: the same account gives you a public feedback board with voting and a roadmap, so uninstall feedback sits alongside the feature requests and bugs your users post while they're still around.

FAQ

UserFeed vs Google Forms, answered.

Yes — your first extension is free forever: an uninstall feedback form with unlimited responses, no credit card. Pro adds the public feedback portal, roadmap, and analytics at $4/mo per extension.

Only manually. You can set a Google Form's URL as your chrome.runtime.setUninstallURL(), but you build the form and styling yourself and get a Google-branded page with no drop-off analytics. UserFeed is built for this exact flow.

A built-in uninstall URL, a drop-off funnel (loaded → interacted → submitted), your own branding, and a connected feedback board and roadmap — none of which Google Forms offers.

Your responses live in your UserFeed account, exportable any time. On the free plan data is retained 30 days; Pro keeps it a year, and an unlimited-retention add-on keeps it indefinitely.

For a quick one-off survey, Google Forms is fine. For ongoing insight into why users uninstall your extension — with one-line setup, drop-off analytics, branding, and a feedback board — UserFeed is purpose-built.

See why users really leave — free.

One extension, free forever. Branded uninstall forms, a drop-off funnel, and a feedback board, live in minutes.

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